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'''Saleh Younous''' (January 1, 1949 in Faya-Largeau, French Chad), is a war criminal he was the first director of the Directorate of Documentation and Security (DDS), which served from April 1983 to May 30, 1987. Under the repressive regime of [[Hissène Habré]], also sentenced to life imprisonment for crimes of against humanity and torture in Senegalese jurisdictions.

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Furthermore, Younous was named by several victims as the material author of acts of torture.

In 1990, Habré was removed from power and ~~exiled~~ to Senegal. That same year, President Idriss ~~Deby~~ created a national commission of inquiry, the report of which was published in May 1992, after 17 months of work.

In 1990, Habré was removed from power and [[exile]]d to Senegal. That same year, President [[Idriss Déby]] created a national commission of inquiry, the report of which was published in May 1992, after 17 months of work.

In 2000, the victims filed a complaint in the Chadian courts, among the defendants was Saleh Younous, Chad only tried him when things changed in 2014, due to a parallel procedure before the Extraordinary Chambers of Africa within Senegalese jurisdictions.

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Along with six other security officers under the command of Hissène Habré, Saleh Younous was sentenced in 2015 to life imprisonment for torture and murder, Condemnation serving in djamena.

[[Category:War Criminal]]

[[Category:African Villains]]

[[Category:Chad]]

[[Category:Living Villains]]

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[[Category:Imprisoned]]

[[Category:~~Male~~]]

[[Category:Political]]

[[Category:~~Islam]]~~

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 '''Saleh Younous''' (January 1, 1949 in Faya-Largeau, French Chad), is a war criminal he was the first director of the Directorate of Documentation and Security (DDS), which served from April 1983 to May 30, 1987. Under the repressive regime of [[Hissène Habré]], also sentenced to life imprisonment for crimes of against humanity and torture in Senegalese jurisdictions.
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 Furthermore, Younous was named by several victims as the material author of acts of torture.
-In 1990, Habré was removed from power and exiled to Senegal. That same year, President Idriss Deby created a national commission of inquiry, the report of which was published in May 1992, after 17 months of work.
+In 1990, Habré was removed from power and [[exile]]d to Senegal. That same year, President [[Idriss Déby]] created a national commission of inquiry, the report of which was published in May 1992, after 17 months of work.
 In 2000, the victims filed a complaint in the Chadian courts, among the defendants was Saleh Younous, Chad only tried him when things changed in 2014, due to a parallel procedure before the Extraordinary Chambers of Africa within Senegalese jurisdictions.
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 Along with six other security officers under the command of Hissène Habré, Saleh Younous was sentenced in 2015 to life imprisonment for torture and murder, Condemnation serving in djamena.
 [[Category:War Criminal]]
+[[Category:African Villains]]
+[[Category:Chad]]
 [[Category:Living Villains]]
-[[Category:African Villains]]
 [[Category:Imprisoned]]
-[[Category:Male]]
+[[Category:Political]]
-[[Category:Islam]]
+[[Category:Corrupt Officials]]
-[[Category:Military]]